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Sweeney-Taliaferro Bill to Expand Model Program for Students with Disabilities Now Law
Rutgers University researchers spent months compiling municipal-level data. it offers clarity on where–and who–was most affected by the pandemic.
Rutgers-Camden’s early research, led by Piccoli, was cited by Gov. Phil Murphy in the earliest days of the pandemic, and even now as multiple vaccines roll out across the state, the modeling Piccoli and his team have been doing may provide an outline of what we should expect over the next three to five months. Findings are released through the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers-Camden.
WRI Board Chair Michael Egenton, Executive Vice President, New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, discusses the biggest challenges businesses are facing during COVID-19 and their concerns moving into a post-pandemic economy.
Four regional leaders have been named to new roles within the advisory board for the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs at Rutgers University–Camden including Michael Egenton, executive vice president of government relations for the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, as board chair.
Moorestown Public School District Board of Education looking to adjust the district’s budget due to reductions in state aid next week reference a study by WRI Faculty fellow Michael Hayes which said the district may have to raise taxes if the state reduces state aid by 10 percent due to the pandemic.